Thelensnola.org Website Review

i find value in the lens – in particular,  your terrific  coverage of  new orleans school reform, politics, land-use – and. trauma is the norm for many new orleans kids. this school was made for them. a staggering percentage of kids in new orleans experience trauma. safe spaces at schools are hard to come by. diesel spilled from an unsecured tank on the property, getting into the drainage system and making it to florida avenue can*l. neighbors say the city-owned property has been neglected. by betsy shepherd state ratings will factor heavily in the superintendent’s school closure recommendations released next week. constitutional amendment 2, which repeals louisiana's non-unanimous jury law, pas*ed with wide support across the state.. week in review: a look at the powerful software behind the city’s surveillance system. plus a year in review from our weekly podcast behind the lens. a vote to hand control of mcdonogh 35 to a charter group means new orleans is likely to become the first major city in the country without traditional, direct-run schools. and one of the city's most desirable elementary schools will not accept new pre-k students next year. by charles maldonado. a year in review from behind the lens: ‘very few colossal failures’. ‘holy cow’: the powerful software behind the city’s surveillance system. software package can track movement and identify objects and people. the suite also includes predictive policing software, but officials. fishing for good news? here’s a breakthrough food lovers can celebrate. persistent food insecurity clashes with new orleans’ rep for glorious gastronomy. how to fight the polarization that’s poisoning our politics and our city: listen to each other’s stories. for the first time, state school ratings will account for student growth. school's performance than student test scores alone. school ratings are set to be released on thursday.. ‘i’ve never seen anything like this’: harney charter school to close at end of school year.